Looking at a reproduction of Logan’s chart below, one can easily see why a Permaculture village like that being developed in a place called Atamai in New Zealand makes so much sense. According to Joanna Santa Barbara in Fleeing Vesuvius, the development of Atamail Village is a response “taking into account the need to mitigate climate change and adapt to low or zero fossil fuel use, the constraints of sea-level rise over the next century, the need to step outside, as much as possible, the mainstream financial system and the importance of a local steady-state economy within the biophysical limits of the region.” Read more about Atamai here: Design for Surviving Vesuvius – Atamai, a Permaculture Village.